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Wisconsin manufacturer of branded medical examination tables, procedure tables and clinical seating.
The Brewer Company, LLC designs, manufactures and services examination and procedure tables, medical and dental seating, and related healthcare equipment. Founded in 1947 as E. F. Brewer Company, it is headquartered in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
Its branded medical-device portfolio includes Access and FLEX high-low examination tables, the Assist powered procedure table, and fixed-height Access examination tables. These products support patient positioning during examinations and minor procedures. The company also provides contract manufacturing for healthcare equipment businesses.
This profile focuses on documented examination and procedure table families. Brewer’s broader catalog includes ergonomic and industrial seating; those products are not automatically classified as medical devices. The company reports ISO 13485:2016 certification and FDA establishment registration, which are distinct from product clearance.
Device records identify The Brewer Company, LLC as labeler of the Access High-Low Table, model 6501. The record describes support and positioning during examinations and minor procedures, reports commercial distribution, and identifies FDA product code LGX with premarket exemption. This is device identification and exemption evidence, not FDA clearance. [1]
The model 6501 record supports Brewer’s medical-device role but does not establish the regulatory status of every current Access PLUS, FLEX PLUS, Assist or fixed-height configuration. Establishment registration and company-reported ISO certification are not product approvals. [1][2]
Applicant-name research identified five older 510(k) records for products including IV stands, a dental chair, a crib and a powered seat. Their links to the current commercial portfolio have not been established, so they are excluded from current-product clearance counts. A missing current clearance count does not mean the displayed tables require 510(k) clearance. [12][16][15][14][13]
FDA recall Z-2531-2018 documents a Class II correction of specified Access Hi-Low 6501-XX tables for over-crimped wire-harness connectors. Initiated March 29, 2018, the event was terminated August 29, 2019. It is retained as historical, lot-specific context and is not evidence that current PLUS tables are recalled. [17]
Latest recorded source review: 2026-10-28.
Documented commercial product families.
Height-adjustable examination tables for patient positioning, with storage and configurable patient-assist features. The image shows the current Access High-Low PLUS family. [7][1]
Marketed · regulatory scope variesListed by the company; configurations and market availability vary.
Height-adjustable examination tables offered with manual or powered backrest configurations and patient-positioning options. [9]
Marketed · regulatory scope variesListed by the company; configurations and market availability vary.
Foot-controlled procedure table with adjustable headrest, powered positioning and configurable patient support for clinical procedures. [8]
Marketed · regulatory scope variesListed by the company; configurations and market availability vary.
Examination tables with adjustable backrest, patient-access step and built-in storage for routine medical examinations. [6]
Marketed · regulatory scope variesListed by the company; configurations and market availability vary.
Brewer’s 2024 Access PLUS and FLEX PLUS announcement documents continued development of its existing examination-table lines. Its current contact page lists a Ridgewood Drive facility, following the 2025 consolidation lease announcement. [10][5][11]
Wangard Partners announced a 113,819-square-foot lease for Brewer intended to consolidate nearby operations. The current Brewer contact page lists the Ridgewood Drive address. [11]
Brewer announced the next generation of its Access and FLEX high-low table families, including a mobility system and patient-assist handle options. [10]
Accessed 10/28/2026